Inches: a fisheye lens portrait AI photoshoot
Inches borrows the skate-video filmer's trick for a fisheye lens portrait: lens a few centimeters from the face, horizon bent, buildings curling around. Five frames and a detail glow in punchy sunset color.
- Lens
- 8 mm fisheye
- Aperture
- f/8
- Shutter
- 1/500 s
- ISO
- 200
- Time
- Sunset
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Six frames from this shoot
Five frames and one detail, made by haloshot from three phone photos of one person.
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About the close fisheye look
An 8 mm full-frame fisheye works from a few centimeters to half a meter away, with heavy barrel distortion and dark rounded corners. The face sits near the center, where the curve is gentlest, so it stays recognizable. Low sunset sun throws warm orange light and long shadows. At f/8 and 1/500 s, ISO 200, depth of field runs from shoelaces to a violet sky.
Clothes, place and when to pick it
Deconstructed skate gear fills the frame: an oversized patchwork denim jacket, two layered tees of different lengths, very baggy jeans pooling over suede skate shoes, amber-tinted oval sunglasses and a chunky silver chain. Ramps, ledges and the street set the scene. Pick it for a playful profile picture or a streetwear Instagram grid with your face front and center.
How it works
Add three photos of yourself: face, half turn and full length. haloshot renders a free five-frame preview of Inches with your face. Pick the frames you like and keep them in 4:5 HD.
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